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virusehwag
I have an hp laptop.
I wanted to know whether I can remove the battery and put it out somewhere safe and use computer directly on ac power. will that improve, reduce or make my battery life remain same.
I know that the more i use it, the lesser it gets.
Answer
Try recalibrating the battery - run it down all the way and recharge it. This may improve the time it holds a charge. Only do this every few months because the heat of recharging is not good for it.
http://lifehacker.com/130735/how-to-recalibrate-your-laptop-battery
You can increase the life of the battery by keeping it away from heat - remove it when you are plugged in and especially when gaming or watching movies - the graphics chip creates a lot of heat.
http://www.notcharging.com/2011/07/27/how-long-does-laptop-battery-last-and-how-to-make-it-last-longer/
Try recalibrating the battery - run it down all the way and recharge it. This may improve the time it holds a charge. Only do this every few months because the heat of recharging is not good for it.
http://lifehacker.com/130735/how-to-recalibrate-your-laptop-battery
You can increase the life of the battery by keeping it away from heat - remove it when you are plugged in and especially when gaming or watching movies - the graphics chip creates a lot of heat.
http://www.notcharging.com/2011/07/27/how-long-does-laptop-battery-last-and-how-to-make-it-last-longer/
What kind of laptop should i get for under $800 that can render videos in sony vegas 11 faster?i need info too?
Benny
I am looking for a laptop for under $800 that render videos in sony vegas pro 2011 faster such as gameplay? Also i would want to be able to play roms and stream with manycam smoothly.
Also I am wondering what is the difference between AMD and Intel possessors
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Answer
the diference is mostly price.
With todays technology, I think a quadcore AMD/Intel CPU is far more then ample for everything that a CPU was designed to handle.
Right now its all about the GPU, the faster the GPU the better, as CPU's are already at that stage where taking them further isnt really worth it, they are already taking silicon to the breaking point.
AMD will now focus on something called APU's, something totally new where a CPU is both a CPU and a GPU, AMD also owns ATi, for 3 years now considered the best GPU manufacturer hands down.
If you are looking into only gaming and only gaming, Nvidia excels in that particular ring, but not by much and their chips both have a very long history of running extremely hot and failed like fly's, but they are gaming GPU's definitely nothing to forget about if that's your thing.
I would recommend the latest HP Envy 14, top notch everything, excellent quality and performance for its size and class.
17 model is about 1100$ best case scenerio
http://www.notebookcheck.net/HP-Envy-17-3070nr.70122.0.html
envy 14 series can be found 800 and up they are considered some of the most powerful 14 inch laptops to date.
http://www.notebookcheck.net/HP-Envy-14-Series.34766.0.html (try to find the latest model of those)
the diference is mostly price.
With todays technology, I think a quadcore AMD/Intel CPU is far more then ample for everything that a CPU was designed to handle.
Right now its all about the GPU, the faster the GPU the better, as CPU's are already at that stage where taking them further isnt really worth it, they are already taking silicon to the breaking point.
AMD will now focus on something called APU's, something totally new where a CPU is both a CPU and a GPU, AMD also owns ATi, for 3 years now considered the best GPU manufacturer hands down.
If you are looking into only gaming and only gaming, Nvidia excels in that particular ring, but not by much and their chips both have a very long history of running extremely hot and failed like fly's, but they are gaming GPU's definitely nothing to forget about if that's your thing.
I would recommend the latest HP Envy 14, top notch everything, excellent quality and performance for its size and class.
17 model is about 1100$ best case scenerio
http://www.notebookcheck.net/HP-Envy-17-3070nr.70122.0.html
envy 14 series can be found 800 and up they are considered some of the most powerful 14 inch laptops to date.
http://www.notebookcheck.net/HP-Envy-14-Series.34766.0.html (try to find the latest model of those)
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